What if I told you, you can make good money being a competitive gamer? You might not believe me. However, 2016 has proved that players can make a decent salary, but it comes with a catch... you have to win, everything.

Yet another big win for Bravado Gaming as they take the inaugural Evetech Champions League, which included R75 000 and a nice big Trophy.

This past weekend five South African teams took part in the WESG Middle East and Africa Qualifiers. The weekend's action proved one thing - South Africa is getting closer, and closer to the world stage.

WESG have released details regarding their upcoming Middle East and African Qualifiers in Dubai. While we await a schedule, groups, times, streams, and more, we can enjoy the luxurious accommodation our South African teams will be staying at.

Four South African teams will be heading to Dubai next week to take part in the WESG LAN Qualifier for Dota 2 and CS:GO. The top three teams from each qualifier will head to the main event in China later this year.

Another wild international qualifier has appeared, this time for both CS:GO and Dota 2. South Africa will form part of the Africa and Middle East qualifiers for the World Electronic Sports Games with a prize pool of $3.7 million.

Tonight the Southern Barbarians play their first matches in the E-Frag World Cup African Qualifiers for CS:GO. They will take on Egypt and Tunisa in their effort to qualify for the $150,000 Championship.

Bravado Gaming have parted ways with Heroes of The Storm, and it's about time. Overshadowed by CS:GO and Dota 2, Blizzard's failed eSport has lost one of its strongest South African teams.